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re: TechEd New Zealand - part II

Rene Schrieken — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 20:42:45 GMT

No Mobility track? That sounds like an oppertunity...

re: TechEd New Zealand - part II

Erwyn van der Meer — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:49:06 GMT

Maybe this post www.kraigbrockschmidt.com/.../What-Exactly-Does-One-Do-With-e2809cOsloe2809d.aspx will give you a better picture of "Oslo".

re: Code Camp Auckland

Erwyn van der Meer — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 09:00:46 GMT

You finally made it to New Zealand! I hope you will get settled soon and find interesting work.

Say for me to my colleague Guil Magalhaes who also lives in Wellington if you happen to meet him.

re: Preview RSS feed reader for the PocketPC - Alpha 1

Dennis van der Stelt — Wed, 14 Sep 2005 21:19:14 GMT

Nice Ilske.

First you're doing a basic version of the UI, add some nice stuff later. Also first is getting it to work, then refactor error handling in it and later some more XML handling stuff.

Seems to me you're doing it the Agile way ;)

re: It looks cool, but is it enough to be useful?

Mike Blaak — Wed, 13 Jul 2005 22:26:04 GMT

Yes, MS enters the world of Design. But we all know that their first versions often lack most wanted features and the 2nd version beats the competence. Meanwhile, VS.2005 is so extensible, you can create your own designers (that probably do what you what). Use the DSLTools I wrote about in the recap of my Tech-Ed visit day 4.
I think the strategy of Redmond is to provide extensibility of the complete development environment so that other smart guys and girls go implement the missing parts. After that, MS just buys this stuff for the next version. You can't do it all by yourself, so let the rest of the world join your party...